Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-28
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

The Alden fruit vinegar for sale at
Gearys. Warranted strictly pure.
The HERALD 0hiee is indebted 70 Nr.
A. G. Wynkoop for a handsome calendar
gotten out by the New York Mutual Life
Insursnce Company.
Ten barrels Of syrups and molasses %
cts. and upwards per gallon.
W. c. Barron.
An old man named Grisbv, died in
Rappahannock county last week, u years
Of age and the doctors pronounce his dis
ease genuine leprosy.
DENTAL NoucE.-Dr. 4. +. Locke will
visit Edinburg on Tuesday next, Feb. lst.
O0ice at residence Of Mr. Joseph Evans,
opposite Hopewelrs drug store.
Aimore's celebrated mincc meat for sale
BY ". Geary. Only Zoe. per ID.
The Victoria Furnace. in Roekbridge
county, which has been ont Of blast for
nearly two years, win resume operations
IN few days, thus giving employment to
hundreds Of hands.
The tail end Of lot Of queensware
cheap-am tired Of il. W. c. Barron.
Mr.. Hunter Davidson will open mp full
stock Of fresh bread, Of the best quality
on Saturday, at his store in the Coiiman
building. lie viii be glad to have his
old customers back again.
The Grove place. a farm Of forty
acres. located near lvanboe furnace in
wythe county, Va, which sold thirty
DAYS ago for 5000, sold last week for
A.. ZOO. the last sale not including the
buildings on the land.
secondhand cook stove for sale-needs
little repairing, for information inquire at
this Office.
Strictly pure ball potash for Be. per ball,
and / ID. bar of pure soap for &c. or six for
pc. at Geary's.
The heavy coating Of ice on the river
that has oansel so much anxiety about
the mil dams slipped quietly away few
DAYS ago on tho rising waters Of the thaw
without doing any damage. The ice was
very thick, being twelve inches in some
places
Choice pinhead gun powder tea 20 cts
per ID. The same goods are now selling
for one dollar and upwards. Mixed teas
30 cts. ; green 30 and 80 cts per ID.
W. c. Barron.
new novel BY W. d. Howells begins
in the February Harpers It's title Is
"April Hopes, and it is calculated to be
specially strong, as its purpose is to set
forth society life in Boston. The opening
cbapters are very rich in character study
F,om $500 TO $1,000 per day can be
made bv anu lire man selling the Farmers
F,isna or combined anvil, wise and drill
the county right Of which I will sell low
a. bsvenf time TO work the county my
self. D. ~ D''"'
A. has been heretofore noticed IN COM
,n.uieation in this paper, Mr.. Isaiah Clem'
Of this county. has the contract for build
inc the Fort mountain road from point
4, shenandoah to a poipt on the line be-
tween Shenandoah and Page. The oid
was $3.50.
Dried green peas % cts. per gallon !
-. ,,bite 30 cts. per gallon
w navy beans 20 cts. per gallon.
'' W. c. Barron.
piack silk Grape - cts. per yard Ham
hrrv edeing Il cts. per yard aud upwards )
yelling % cts. per yard kid Gloves . CTS
-, ,air and upwards lace window cur
,.ios At 10 OTIS and upwards per yard
Clothing hats and notions at COST at T.
+. Delik's.
lam now handling full line Of Imperial
..ael and chilled plows that guaran' zee
have no superior, and invite all IN neea OF
,lovs 10 give them a trial, and IL .neF
49,. orove satisfactory in every particn-
lar return them to me- A. H. 1AA''oN'
1will open at my store in the Cohman
h,;ld,ur. the first Of next week a full
line Of the best fresh groceries, such as
snrsrs coffees. teas. molasses' coal OIL
cheese. soaps, &C., all Of which VIII Dc
sold At the very closest figures.
w A. II. Davidson.
We &C knowledge the receipt OF a copy
q, the World Almanac, gotten ont by tno
Nav York World. 1t is one OF the most
valuable and complete works Of the k'no
vel have aver seen. it being filed with
vast amount Of statistics Of almost ever
description and is invaluable as a BOOK <. Of
sssdv reference. Send % cts. to The
world New York, and get copy
Won can buy the Elastic Starch a
caarv's. It is the best starch made, on
ponud Of it is equal to three Pouno' v
corn starch made by the old process
Ms Bessv Hoover. an old and much re
spseted lady, living on the river sou'n =
nj. Mace. died at her homo on SATURDAY
She was 81 years old, and leaves number ,',
If grown children. Her funeral 'oO
nlaee on Sunday and was largely a''enu
"a The services were conducted by rev
Mr.. Barney.